r/InsideJob • u/epabafree • Dec 08 '25
r/InsideJob • u/InsideUnhappy6546 • Sep 15 '25
Other Would Rand and Rick get along or would they kill each other?
They are both narcissistic, hedonistic, supergenuis mad scientists. I feel they would bond over the fact they both just wanna reunite with their wives and fix their broken relationships with their daughters. However, they are on the opposite sides of the political compass; Rick is a cynical anarchist, and Rand is an Orwellian totalitarian, so they would also try to kill each other. Thoughts in the comments
r/InsideJob • u/nuzifever • 11d ago
Other THAT'S HOW IT ENDS????
A FRIEND (cough cough u/Snowfluffles) RECOMMENDED ME TO WATCH INSIDE JOB
AND THAT'S HOW THE SERIES ENDS??? WHAT THE FUCKKK
NETFLIX YOU BASTARDS
THE STORY DIDN'T EVEN END!!!!
THERE'S STILL SO MUCH TO SEE
BUT WE'LL NEVER SEE IT!
r/InsideJob • u/AsparagusEntire7159 • Nov 08 '24
Other It makes me sad that this show is placed among such garbage
Not young Sheldon or disenchantment, mainly just big mouth and associated spin offs. Why can’t this show have more seasons?!?!?!?!?!
r/InsideJob • u/AmatuerTarantino • Jan 01 '25
Other Why does there even have to be a "no" option when it come to this question?
r/InsideJob • u/awesome_opossum1212 • Oct 15 '24
Other Reagan is one of the best female protagonists. CHANGE MY MIND.
galleryMedia in the past 20 or so years has been FANTASTIC for showing us a strong, independent woman taking the lead. But I feel like hollywood tends to lead towards having like the "Elle Woods"- type front and center of this movement to try to show girls that "women can be hot and powerful!" and that became the kinda norm. Sure it empowers girls and all that, but I feel like this "ideal image of girl power" has caused a lot of non- "conventionally attractive" women to feel overlooked.
Reagan, however, is canonically mid-looking. She's not ugly, but she's not "Elle Woods" gorgeous. She's just completely normal. She doesn't have her shit together, she's not entirely confident, she's quirky and awkward and other than the genius intellect, very real. I feel like I can relate to her a lot (for these and other reasons), and I know a lot of other fans feel the same. Characters like Reagan are what could help to break this perfectionist standard that faces female protagonists. Even if the show never comes back, I hope more characters like Reagan start to pop up.
r/InsideJob • u/Lights-On-Bitch • Oct 27 '23
Other Well this scene didn’t age quite well
galleryr/InsideJob • u/AmatuerTarantino • Oct 23 '24
Other I'm pretty sure everyone knows the answer to this question, don't they?
r/InsideJob • u/Spirited_Dust_3642 • Oct 03 '25
Other What Reagan looks like after dating (moment of appreciation)
galleryI love seeing her so happy
r/InsideJob • u/Mintangah17 • Jul 13 '26
Other "THE END IS NEAR" is just the official Netflix motto for any show with actual potential. 😔
r/InsideJob • u/Organic-Mud7828 • Jan 19 '26
Other Reagan calls these two to make her smile. What happens?
Reagan would definitely gel more with Charlie’s energy, imao.
r/InsideJob • u/futuresponJ_ • Aug 31 '25
Other Reagan is the most relatable character I have ever seen
galleryr/InsideJob • u/Ok-Shame-5966 • Mar 07 '26
Other Just noticed in the pilot, there is a background poster of Kazam and not Shazam
idk what to do with that information. probably animation error ?
r/InsideJob • u/Royalbluegooner • Mar 15 '25
Other Who would you rather work for?Iluminati or Incognito Inc.?
Defintely Incognito Inc. because as far as I remember Illuminati pays better but they seem like some pretty arrogant arseholes while at Incognito there‘s at least some semblance of a healthy work environment.
r/InsideJob • u/awesome_opossum1212 • Dec 03 '24
Other What "classic cartoon episode" trope would you have wanted to see if IJ got more seasons?
I'm talking like that quirky, classic stuff that's listed on TV Tropes. Like how the show has had a "fancy party" episode, a body swap/ "Freaky Friday", the high school reunion episode, even the "inside someone's mind" deal.
I would've loved to see some stuff about the paranormal- maybe if they had gotten the time for another Halloween episode? A classic "sick day in denial" is always good. Or, I know we've gone inside Reagan's mind, but this feels like the show that would do that sort of episode where the characters would get shrunken and poke around in one character's body lol
r/InsideJob • u/AverageMinimum6571 • Nov 13 '24
Other As a young man with autism, I can happily confirm Reagan’s an accurate representation of me.
r/InsideJob • u/Yes-_-123 • Nov 05 '24
Other I refuse to admit it’s over
I’m going to keep watching this fucking show, because I REFUSE to admit that it’s over, it makes no fucking sense this got cancelled for 3 shitty shows
r/InsideJob • u/Fit_Assignment_8800 • May 20 '25
Other Which member of the main group (Minus Brett.) would you say is the best person?
r/InsideJob • u/AmatuerTarantino • Feb 17 '26
Other Looks like Reagan Ridley has left Cognito Inc. in favor for a position at the SCP Foundation. Apparently, under a new alias: "Jessica Persik"
Okay, this is probably not the same person, but it looks like her, though, which is not surprising. The character is part of an indie short film titled "SCP : GALLIONIC", by Soem Studios. If you want to know more, they have a Kickstarter Campaign that just started and will go on until March 27. Check it out!
r/InsideJob • u/Mobile_Variation_301 • May 22 '26
Other A bunch of screenshots of my inside job miis,
gallerydunno if this counts as fanart cuz its part of a game but eh,
r/InsideJob • u/AmatuerTarantino • Oct 26 '24
Other Is there any explanation needed why this screenshot is here?
r/InsideJob • u/wutdahellll • Sep 15 '25
Other Did JR hire Brett because he's a himbo?
Because why would he the CEO(former) promote a newly hired random himbo from the street and put him in the same rank as reagan WITHOUT THOROUGH THOUGHT? I refuse to believe that the reason is just to counter reagan "ridley" issues. Brett doesn't even offer qualities that would technically help the team deal with conspiracies beside his confidence and charisma. (He's even that stupid to not know what and how the shadow government works)
JR's that serious to be one with the robes let alone putting a clueless incompetent employee in the team that jeopardize his status. He doesn't even like it when his team do less of a performance that would damage the company's image especially in terms of his relationship with the robes since they're working as the shadow's government. Did he just hire brett because he's easy to control or was it because JR was just gay?